History

The sari has retained its cultural significance in India while adapting to various regional styles and influences over the centuries.

From handwriting to illustrating, these eight men and women were responsible for the aesthetics of the original Indian Constitution.

As the 75th Republic Day draws near, here’s reflecting on India’s illustrious saga through the years and the individuals who made these glorious moments possible.

You’ll hear many tales about the origins of murabba, but what remains common is that it’s a favourite of generations of Indians.

Gajak, a winter staple made of sesame seeds, jaggery and spices, was invented by Sitaram Shivhare in 17th century. Here's its origin story.

In his pics, photographer Trupal Pandya has captured the most unique tribes of the world, including the Brokpas of Ladakh, also known as the last of the Aryans.

Having managed to escape death at the site, Dr Sashti Charan Mukherji and his family have been the keepers of the Jallianwala Bagh Memorial for 100 years.

Who doesn't love mangoes? But did you know the sinfully delicious fruit had ancient Indians and Mughal emperors under its spell too?